Events

This workshop aims to bring together Dutch and U.S. experts to explore how local governments can strengthen their capacity to manage heat risks, exchange experiences, and identify strategies for more effective local climate adaptation.

This workshop aims to foster discussion on the topic of risks and resilience, facilitate synergy between the participants, start further initiatives and, generally, help foster a community around this topic.

To transition to a sustainable energy future, more than just technological innovation is necessary: we need resilient systems, adaptive education, and collaborative problem-solving in order to achieve carbon-neutrality.

The next International Conference on Resilient Systems will take place from 23 to 25 March 2026. The 4TU.Centre for Resilience Engineering will host the conference in Delft, the Netherlands.

Focusing on the theme "From Crisis to Resilience: Collaboration, Adaptation, and Decision-Making" this session will offer a unique perspective on some of the most pressing challenges in our complex world.

Focusing on the theme ‘Water, Urban Environment, Disasters and Multi-layer Resilience’, this session will offer a unique perspective on some of the most pressing challenges in our complex world.

Following a successful history of collaboration between the University of Twente (UT) and Auburn University, Professor John C. Morris is visiting UT as a Da Vinci Fellow to strengthen this partnership.

Leadership in organizing Risk & Resilience

Dr. Marcello Arosio (IUSS Pavia)

Join the 2024 International Conference on Resilient Systems, hosted by SEC, ETH Zurich, Stevens Institute of Technology, 4TU.RE, and TU Darmstadt in Singapore. Explore resilience in Social-Technical-Environment systems through keynotes, panels ...

On July 9th at 14:30, Omar Kammouh and colleagues have the pleasure of hosting Professor Xiao Liu from Georgia Institute of Technology for a talk on " Statistical Learning for Spatio-Temporal Environmental and Event Processes" at TU Delft.

Join this meeting to learn more about preparing and developing your video materials for Open Educational Resources.

The Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society is organizing its sixth annual conference on the subject of ‘Uncertain journeys into digital futures: Inter- and transdisciplinary research for mitigating wicked societal and environmental problems’.

WUR hosts a Lunch Seminar and we will hold the workshop on Transdisciplinary approaches for co-producing Resilience Assessment on Thursday 13 June, 2024 from 12pm to 5pm at WUR Campus.